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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

LeurgFfrxH. OF. 1e.-Ths ElsEenlh
Annnal session oe tie ConaTaaS of tte
Protesasnt Episoopsl OhuEsh of the
Unitsd 6tafaa. opened a Christ OhuFsb
thia morning. Bishop PeierAin, Of
We.f Virainia, Delivered he asFEs1-
In re afaernoon Biabsp DudlsF dssis
ersA Bis lnanHnral nd6rssB aa6 was fal-
Ioued by Dr.. WlIdea 6snafsl 6sssslaRys
VIA : InsmoEial of dsssassd msmbsra
maElrona Meefinm.
Cnrutas. Osa. u. The meetioa e ne
tEsnaoonfinenini hnea began hers to44ys
a, TIE ToaAs bsinR Fepfesntsd exe1pl
ia Texas racifo and ne Oamadian Pa,
Gas. NclhlnR tsdnits was Cone tcday.
HeaFy EEabIllllee.
NazWxrr.En, Tann.. Osl. I2.-Timolhy
BFoshars, dFy goods meEHhautH. e1glaned
todaV ufth 1nbities about .t10050,
ne assets annpot yet Be n1ateo-
rarxHmHs BafldaEA.
Wssuruaxos. Osi. H8.-TAe Gsisa1lh
annnai n1eefin1 of tka OlfffaRs Build
srs Nali0nal An1osiasion .begAn h thia
city iodap-
msrnan csnvarss.
Nrw Yonx. Ost. t3s-IBo hundEe1
ara nlahiB Marm1n oouxEEta lan4a1 a
Carlle 41rEsn today fEom tts sleAm-
- NssVia. Thar e4m8 fE1m k6FzH.
pooi, aod aFs b5und fos salt Lake csiT.
nsgmeN ~ EEnfn.A
I.sxcssrxs. Pas, Ost. l8-MFs. Jasst
eisflafan nnA Mrgs Barbafa eDslizfuz
whlIa snl riding te1Ay, waga ssrn1k -
4 rnssanQar TRAN ana lnasamfiy kAllea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

LoMDoH, 0st. 1s.-ths Dise1na1o
GesaIlsnhafl ~ E,elpsio. The emrifat of
ukinn y 9oo0oW marks has failed II
euranquones q uniaefs. speenl1lio1.
Dlfenfara xaKa1alen and Wsnklemann
n sha hank have nhsoumded zdih eaoF-
rnoas ama11tl 81 epuila All q tie
bsnk'n nfoska o. tha Berlin Exsbauas
oss two peF oent loRef. Maug beslin
hanhaFn nss largely interested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

FnrMrDaD. Oolazadp. Ga Is.--At
HpaldIn9's Oamps N Em4Ey's 0mp, 90
mties ffnm here. na 84l4z9ag 3 pHeEna-
tnrs ezpl1aIon ooosHBed ukeEe p1llg
rs bl1stIna fha Eask o1 - QTate q
ahs DnnEaf. 1nEAs 4 Fort Wn9th A1ii-
wnY. 1ho foEanau igtepeftod ms4lni
u auan1ef- AnefbeI man ua1 11xs1a-
81 wounds6 and feaG o. lse alhsI1 . s1le
nsfa - ihm hnst I've Bhgnl1la1g N1IE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

WAl1A NALEA, y A.. o.. l6-l Epa-
oial - Charles Iranp. Rsank wisase.
Rsank ClaFk and James Colin. rhS
uera bruuRhi hare from Rdriland q A.
eweF 70 tha charge ~ hnrelsrirInn on.
Leafs hnrdwaso aleFa az 8ap1unhher snlh.
had pEellminarY examfnafion foslTV
ard aels baand oveI II ths sum ol 9Eoo
each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

OMAnLKs10N, w. Vs.. Qat. aN.
1lnee the muEdeE Of Rss. 4hoa. Ryan Il
hoano oounly aud the s1bssqueui
lynchinR ot the robbers mentioned Ia
ihase diapaluheas Il han been learned
thns 90 orNaniEbd oand 81 regulators.
Numbering over 1000 and inoludino th6
farmers ard other residents q Jaakaon,
hoana, kannwha. Clay and 3iImaP
Oountiee, hen existed fer oVaf nsx
monihs. 1ne ofRanIz4ii0n vas fofmed
FOR Tie pnFpose of self pFoleotfon
against The oERAnized banda Of robbers
and uauFdoFeEs VIE haes run rsot "a
theEe oouuilos. The FssaIt of lhe Rran
affair % far has heen tbs arrest of sWo
Ana the lynchlmR Of ihreo ol thn gang.
The ofloaEs afe now afleR The rsst 81
the gang. Great tEeuhle Il oxpooled a.
tbs affair pEonfogsaa, aa lhe rival fne.
tions have taken up iho qnasrel.
RuneEal 81 JudGe nlannine.
NnW Oaz.aANs, Oct. i8..-Ths lansshi
Of ex-Ohlaf yualice 4. q. Mannlna. lafa
minisleE 20 usxioo. took nlaaa tsdaS
from ChFlat Church, Bishop Gallagher
oa,eIatlna. Tbs remains we're eon-
aligned 10 tomb IN lhe Melaifee Cam.
otery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Whnuma4on, Oos. 18. Ths First
OemptEollsE Of ths Treasury, 10 Ne -.
port Of tAe work of bis bAfeaa fer TIE
year ending June s0sh, ingt, gegsm-
naonag. amoBe. otheg thinzss toe1 TIE
United Gtaaes olstEisl aiieEneys mar.
ahals aud eioEks be paid salaries. and
thnt eha fee system be aboii3hedj thai
She naxlmum Be 6ze4 % he nmoGnt q
enmpeuaaficn % UnI1o4 States con.
rniaaionars nuG tbat the time IN which
claims ngaiast the aoveFnmsnf may
nlan s. llm1Aa1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

San faAnorzcd, Oct. I8-0en. W.
lek1rlanes VITO reesnlly went b Lnn-
oon tlom hnnnlula % plaoa On than
snaEeei tfe moEtxa9a bonds offered bg
.oe 0ie1on regima. arrived from The
Eas. tooag. ~ tie t9eal lean be so.
eea.ad q piaqinR hn1 &4o0 200 worth OF
fsss eondA he y reported 20 have ex-
pended 80 .Qgo n eubsidislnR The Lon.
don ptees. he leaves for Honolula on
Friday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

aau Fnanczs5o, 0ss. I8--4udas Wat-
ln6s thss EaosutnR dismissed the WFif 81
halsean eoFpns IN tha oaBs uf AtlornsF
q. 81. Lcusnthni, wAo VS. cummittnd
- lnsl D. Jndas OoEsy far oon1eHpf. Il
InSesfnEIua Wsth q certain pE1aabef.
K.uwanfha1 Was Eemanda4 % fsil tc
srFVs tke ariainni ags aays' sanlenae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

HAN knkNursco, Oct. ie.-Olsra Ban
Mcdonald has oommenoea anil against
hes falheE-in laW, Riehar3 H M1nnn-
ald. prszlosnl 81 the PAciaa bank. 10
reooyeF $4,000 dams1e4 Tor alleged
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

aEAUumxHR, Ose. l8.--Tba nahoouar
Herman Bsns1n from the 0fand nanka
todeY. fsposta lhat % Bep1embeF 90ik
ahs fs1I ID viii fho Rseno6 1s1ln4 aioop
us. PisfTe, wnAnFioRUfd. Iem men,
drounsd, WerB fo1nd in lhe cabin. Tbe
wsalhsr beina sefg Bongb tee bodies
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

San RnkHuzsoo. Ool. fe.--Tho tklr,v.
tnisd annaal session ol she 0Eana En.
oampment Of Oalifurnia 0dd Fellows
oauvened here iooay. The Eeposl o.
tie Grand Scribe seosed thai tie total
ulsmbsRsaip ap 20 5una 001h VA asa.
q nee Rainog 113 aince Deeambar laat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Enu Yonx. OF Is. Charley Mllohsll
lhe puRilisi santa . hRht with ne
champion. % shown b. t1e followln2
cableQEnm received b. tie sporting
pspsf1s today:
dT1oaDoE, Ost l7.--Oharisy MilchelI
has posted q fsffsit and ingncd q
challsnQs 10 6qht Sohn Z. Sullivan ae-
eosdiag 70 Ne Loado1 pEize rules fDf
400 4 SIDE. 1houad 8uIIiRan not ae
ospt Mltehsll's chslienee. howgy1F, any.
body else can have tie match, but nol
fuR iem than Zoo 3 sId41
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

PnfLAnHrnKfA. Ool. IA Iockon1I
ineelVinQ egoO hands yin b inanan>
rstsd ibis morning by ne members of
the boof aad shos manufAc3ursEas au-
eociafion 81 fhla city. ItEa estimated
Ihai 600 mon vii Be laid Of b Thus
DAY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

San Josz, Gala, 0ot- Cardinal
GIBBONS, AkohbiahoDs RiFaxden and
Groes, and oaheE distinguished clergy.
men Waited the BAnta Clara College thil
afternoon, where the9 W1fa gecelsee
wiiEhonoFB. This afternoon lhoy Wtso
given Q recap.i0n b. she pupils of ne
Metre Dame OollaQe and khe parcohlal
schoeis, and this evening they Were len'
dered reception e re 1anla Clara
College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES,
STRANGE DE

STRANGE DELUsfON OF AN INSANE MAN.
CHICAGO Aug "A queer deiusion IL held BY Daniel En.
horn exsmined the County to-day.
brothsrnlaw OF Rabbi Hsch Of this city knhorn faActee
that going wedding and smells the baskets
to the bride Eiphsrn 10 kingly handsome
and European colleges He prscised law NewYork foe
several years. but displayed diesynerasies that
his friends persuaded hive here with Rabbi
Hrsch He was declared insane
CORN DAMAGED IN MISSOURI
COLUMBIA. Mo-, Aug. Al. W. Sanborn secretary OF the
Missouri Board OF Agriculture will In toAys crop r
port August that SAT- All late and pastures
SUFFERING Hay l3 tons and clover tons per acrA
The drouth extends the state Chinch bugs are doing
some injury 10 corn IN Southern Missouri.
FATALLY HURT IN THE WRECK OF TEAM
PtrrsBU.o Aug A west bound coke train on sno rem:
sylvana Railroad wrecked in Csrvcntsrs Tunnel
night Eleven care wrecked and brakeman >. IL
Caddington. It is feared fatally injured
DROPPING INTO A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
MILWAUKEE, wis., Aug A-Thomae Cameron OF CnIca3os
age twenty Ave. this morning fell NON winaox On ne
fourth floor If tie Windsor Hote. crashing uroukn SKY
light an landing on oor OF Ts vsnn4 wnconsss
office Adjoining ths hotel He 10 pfoeaov A'AiV injured
He WAS Intoxicated
ARRESTED FOR swINDLlNa PUBLISHERS.
BOSTON AUG 4.-Cyrus L. Murch. boek agent was -.
Of aboui $3.50 the Peopss PabishnG Csnr
pany Of Chicago BY send'ng them false sdefs for b@okA
CHILD sUFFOCArED AND BURNED
DAYTON Aug (Spscial Pisrcs ags eighs years
living with her mother and stsvfahsr the seccad deer q
night The hrr orsinaisi from xasoins and the "
mother with the family upstAirs when the
occurred IN her shorts her child she wse seesB
basnsa md nay ess rseeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
THE CHASE LFTER RGARIGLE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Sherif Matson and Inspector
Bonfeld received somo pleasing intelligence by dis
patches from Canada last evening. They refused TO
allow them to be seen, but stated that their purport
was that 1t was definitely settled that McGargie will
be prosecuted at Montreal and that 1t was certain
that lis arrest by the Canadian authorities was a
cues ton of short time. .
A local paper has long dispatch from St. Cath
crimes, ont this morning giving what purportS to
DO an interview with McGaItge.
TORONTO. Aug. A." The Globe this morning says !:
"There ought to be ceremony about surrender
Ing convicted 'boodler' Of rle McGarigle stripe.
True. Canada is not legally bound to surrender him,
but what do we want Of him. A New-YOrk paper
points out that under similar circumstances Spain
surrendered Tweed. Why should not Canada give
ND McGarige r
MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-The detective who Is aftef
McGargle telegraphed from st. GATHERINGS, Ont,
to-day that the Judge Nlere refuses to endorse the
warrant Issued from here. He Is now on the way
hume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
The convention adjourned sine die.

LITTLE HOPE FOR 7HE DEMOCRATS IN ONO
CLEVELAND. Aug. 4 tSpeefaD. .-Congressman NJ. A.
Foran Of the candidates for nomination for Gov
returned from Duluth today, where he went THO
day bcforo tho Democratic State Convention lie con-
sders Democratic In the state hopeless and
severely ctcises the platform. Said he: 1he tarin
plank for onc not what IL should be- In my opinion
II calls for tariff for revenue only hold that the
tariff should not only provide for the expenses Of the
Government, but Il should be Sljusted In such way
as protect American industries immigration should
be restricted to protect American workngmen
only the criminal classes of Europe should be for
hidden to land here but the laws should be such that
a man coming to America should be able to provide
for his family for ut least year This would not
prohibit mmg grafton by any means, but IL would pre-
vent men from landing here AMI being compelled inl-
nodatcly sell their labor for whatever they can
get. ! believe Congress has the power under the
general vefIrc clause OF the Constitution To restrict
immigration 10 this extent The titnc T. coming when
10 must be done. II the Union Labor draws from the
Democrats generally n IL did In Cincinnati, VIC shan
be whipped and whipped badly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
A WEARY JURY IN CHICAGO.
PROTESTING AGAINST MORE THAN TWO SPEECHES
A DAY IN THE BoODLER CASE.

PROTESTING AGAINST MORE THAN TWO SPEECHES
A DAY IN THE BoODLER CASE.
CHICAGO. Aug. (SpeeiaD.-It was intended that Chi
cagos great Doodle snoud go the Jury this after
noon and with that end in view Judge Jameson opened
to-day's proceedings at o'clock. Scarcely had Mr.
Hardy got fairly launched into his smooth and plausible
twohour argument for the defence when the prospect
Of the extra work became too much for lury Shortly
before 10 o'clock Juror Meserve sent Az appeal TO
Judge Jameson asking that recess be taken at the
close OF Mr. Hardys argument until 1 o'clock
tina afternoon. The jury feared that they would
be talked death by the four lawyers Several urymen
were feeling indspose and did wish be hurried to
the end of the Tney wanted another day Of It.
After due deliberate Judge Jameson granted the
quest Alexander sullivan, who was to speak this
afternoon also feeling Ill. and he joined In the
quest easy session to-day At 1890 o'clock, when
Mr. Hardy finished, the court took recess till p m
At the afternoon session General stiles
occupied two hours and another adjournment
was taken till tomorrow morning, when
Mr. sullivan and Mr. GriunelI will closing
Eunons for their respective sides, aud the case Will go
70 the jury early In tno atern,oa IL wa: in!imated To-
case, Mr. Grinncl Will make statemont IN regard TO
tho conspiracy To get rate Varnes friend on tao Jury,
Mr. Fur Is authority for tue staement that tho
nrst intim OF the attempt to pack tho jury came
one Il M tue ssss s
whica QUO OF shs Twelve 'Soders iLs thus thus
ever Inst il was Van Petit likely that keho,
who known " his codefeudants 10 be weak kneed,
was In the confidence Of VarnelL
in the first Two speeches for the defence
not word said about Van Pclt or
VarnelL Both Colonel Mum and DR. Hardy apologized
aud begged for Dan" Wren and the former painted
Buck' Mccarthy. as q noble, generous fellow. who
never even thought Of wronsin- the people OF Cook
County, although he did accept "prescnt" OF $3.50
from Tom" Eyers. tho horse dealer Vohs. ws:ser,
man and Oliver pleaded for and scquitIal
has been urged Casselnsn, Gcils and McC&uguroy
because there Is little evidence against them that
there is ground reasonable doubt But excuses
pathetic pleas have been offered FOR Van Pet or Var
nell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
PROHIBITION BEATEN IN TEXAS.6 q
SOME AMENDMENTS PROBABLY CARRIED.

PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE CONSTITUTION WHICH
WERE VOTED ON YESTERDAY.
GALVESTON, Aug 4-Ths returns thus Tar received In
dcate that the Prohibition amsndmsnt has been defeated
by majority Of about 10000 All the large towns gave
majorities against the amendment, except Fort
Worth, which gave . majority of 1913 for It
Tho total In this city, including tho Thirteenth
Precinct is 1884; for prohibition, 1lb5; against,
3,729 The other amendments received najorties OK.
cept tho extending the time Of holding the Legslat
ure and increasing the pay Of members
At Fort Worth the Prohibtioniss admit their defeat
in the State BY $4,000 majority Tho antprohibiton-
lists claim $4,000 majority sixtyone towns give 40l7
majority against prohibition.
Ono noticeable feature of campaign has been the
small number of qusrres and hlings The contest has
been hoty wagsd both sdss and there has boon
much mudsliugtng but It has been between the lower
and the knife and revolver have not figured
good deal of1money the result The liquor men
betting up the Of the election $4,000 and
$4,000 majority against the amendment
In addition TO- tho prohibition endment Ave other
amendments were voted on to-day The proposed pro-
hibition amendment is follows:
The manufacture and exchange Of liquors
except for medical msohanioa sacransnta and sesntnc
EsrSrs shall AZ tRs arss session held After the sdopOn
into effect
The present clause provides for local option.
msmSsr OF abs stpps sssaars rsceS. SIS
for the first ninety days and 81 day for the remainder
fret sixty days and 81 day for the remainder Of the
session.
The constitution OF Texas provides that the permanent
University fund shall be invested In bonds OF the state
of texas of the United states The third proposed
amendment
The permanent University fund shall invested In bends
OF the United state State Of Texas the couRtss in said
State securities and un Ter such restrictions
be prescribed law and the state shall DO respons
BILE for all IN nvcstnenta
The fourth proposed ndment relates TO taxation In
unorganized counties and Ia as follows:
Ths Legislature shall provide assessment and col
lecoa of county all property subject
ration situated In unorganzsd toun;io Provided.
That such coudes shall not be taxed ~ pay for
pubc In the Organized county TO which they
are attached for juiicial purposes-
The fifth amendment 10 ~ follows:
The legislature provide BY law for the registration OF
all voters In all cities containing population OF 10000 In
babtants aud In such counties as the Legislature
may deem advisable
The sixth AID last proposed amendment relates TO tho
Judiciary n increases the number OF justices OF the su-
Court from three to vo and the salary
Of supreme apd Appellate Court judges from $3.50
So 600 II also provides that district court Judge
shall be at least twentyeigh yoars old instead OF
twenty-five ami shall have been practising lawyer six
instead OF four Several other minor changes are
made by the sixth smehdmsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. tSpeeidb.-The United states
steamer Antistam, now moored at the League Island
Navy Yard 10 In sinking condition. The vessel has
stores worth $4,000 board She built In Phila
dephia In 1857 Three weeks ago she sprung and
the water has been rushing in ever since until Tile
stores In the hold are n0atng around promscuousy In
fourteen feet OF water. There half q dozen men
working on the ship to recover what Is left
Thompson has charge OF this who obliged every
day 10 strip themselves and dive down
feet OF dirty bige water IN the hold and
and other material that bs saved. The Antictam
since she has been at League island used a.
marine barracks Her rotten condition water In
her hold seriously threaten the health OF the
garrison, which numbers about eighty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
A MURDER USED TO GET VOTES

AN INCIDENT OF THE BITTER STRUGGLE IN TEXAS.
DESIsoS Tex, Aug. tSDeeiab.-The dead body OF
Genie Watkins has been lugged into the campaign
In this State. What induced ]. c. Watkins,
the father of the victim OF Gainesville tragedy to
write what printed below is not known The Hers Of
this city is the channel through which 1t is injected into
the campaign The Noes prints frat letter purporting
have been written by Mr. watkins, father OF the
dered girl to tho Rev. Mr. Sherwood minister in DenL
son. The following Is an extract:
this them the
character nend that kiei my ohld He sprzng al
child while the influence OF liquor cause
the before the people should kaew All
will tell whether not lsh 70 tho people
Ts,ss the article have written on the other side
Then follows the statement referred TO above wheu
permission print had been given In telegram Its
follows and Is headed: "Caught the Murderer -:
Ganssvlo The testimony 10 conclusive and want 10
TO the xous public that he directly from the saloon
and with blsdiug heart appeal the good people OF
Texas hur bsck tho fourth OF August the influence
the good Of country for tho sake OF our
daughters and bright bo,s 70 their Influence
the street at the polls and to save our hearhs from the
i'll WATKINS. a distressed father. Dallas Tex.
The publication OF these letters caused profound
sation. The Ans issued extra denunciztory OF them
political dodge. etc. and this afternoon issued an-
oner extra with telegram from the Sheriff at Gaines
vile stating that they had evidence against the
arrested there for the murder.
SOUTHERN COUNTIES AGAINST PROHIBITION
CHICAGO, Aug A dispatch TO The Times from Hous-
Tex. says THE election returns on the Prohbi-
ton question coming in rapidly. All the counties In
Prohbitions From these returns IL s estimated that
prohibition will be defeated by majority Of $4,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

DEMOLISHED BY THE TOUOH OLA WHIRLWIND.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 4.-The wind played 9 queer
freak hepe this afternoon between aud o'clock.
The sky was hecked BY moving clouds. In the zenith
was q small black storm cloud. All at once 1t sent
down q light shower :or about five minutes. After
tho shower came a wind that would sos rccly oe
noticed. Ii covered belt sbout a mile wiae and
crossed the city from southwest to northeast In loss
than Eve minutes it had come and gone. Right in
one spot on the brow of vne-st. hill q whirlwnd ap
peared touch the earth and rebound 1t first struck
little barn and demolished it, and then 10 suddeniy
struck wooden building nearly completed In which
building was literally broken to pieces aud thrown
down Mill In . heap. Three OF the carpenters who
we're In the attic wore thrown nearly 100 feet but
escaled oaly slghtly hurt Five men crawled out OF
the ruins with mere ohes. Peter Gefroer and his
son Peter fifteen years old were mixing mortar just
outside They were buried, crushed, dishgured and
mortally wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
TROUBLE wITH THE INDIANS IN uyyEsOrA

M:ssEAPoLis. ainn. Aug. A dispatch to Tho
Evening Journal" from AItkin, Mlnn, says that the
squaws put In Jail there for threatening to XIII q
white woman have been released rs the authorities
were In awe Of the bucks who had assembled In large
numbers Councrs have arrived at Attain flonI
Willow River bearing the intelligence that the IN
dams killing stock bclonemg to the settlers. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
ASsEM BLYxAy IIyswoRrH REyoM1yA TED

OswEGo, Aug 4.-D. f. Ainsworth nominated for
member OF Assembly Dy tho I'D District Republican
Convention to-day The Senate delegates In
struccd for Mr. sloan The following the delegates
to the State Convention: ID. E. Ainsworth W. H. Gilbert
". H. Weed, l.. X. Muzzy, II. A. Dygert and oliver
Getman.
CJRT NO. Aug 4.-C. G. B. Walker, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee has appointed Wilson s.
Bsscl member OF the Democratic State Committee
from the xXXIId District in place Of Daniel n Lock
wood. resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
The Medical Record of New.York says

cable msssagerom Dr. Mackenzie of London to The Med
teal Record that
OF the Crown Prince OF Germany performed Tuesday
in consequence recurrence OF the disease platinum.
pointed used for the carefully
protected with ivory guard On OF tho
Immediately after the operation
the centre Of The base OF the growth The nd
laynx most there being nfanmatory
lent
The nature OF the would preclude the possibility
OF any mcrcscopca OF the diseased tissue ene
maize We hus estimate results
the purely cnica characters OF the growth 1t
Lying 10 infer that there has NOT been serous
OF the disease upon tho TISSUES Of the vocal
Chords In fact TINS far everything be favorable
marked tendency the disease Th
latter however OF the greaest possible Significance In
unatng the probabilities regarding the utm
OF the growth to say that the outlook not as
couraginE a. might be- Tho
WIN be NO further disposition for the Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
ENGLISH NAVAL MANGUvREs.

LONDON, Aug NAVAL maneuvres took place to-day
of the mouth Of the River Thames The attacking
squadron operated In the Downs. and together with
force Of marines and blue. jackets who were landed
from the vessels, captured the entrances to the
Thames and the River Medway. During the
hGuvIes Nordenfedt gun burst board the
pedo boat CuIlew and several seriously
Injured One Ut the guns board the iron armOr.
plated ship Black Prince also burst and injured three
se2men.
to the Thames and the Medway, retired seward
The squadron while retiring, met Admiral Hewitps
defending squadron and obliged " return, and
was hUpclcssly trapped.